MSc Quantitative Finance

The course is particularly suitable for students with a degree in Finance, Financial Economics, Actuarial Science, Engineering, and Mathematics (see  entry requirements ), as well as relevant work experience (non-compulsory). It is also suited to those wishing to gain salary enhancements, or students wishing to pursue advanced studies in quantitative finance.

Learn how to forecast and manage risk and return
Gain the skills to price any financial instrument
Learn how to engineer new methods and financial products
Build advanced knowledge of the main theoretical and applied concepts in quantitative finance, financial engineering and risk management, using current issues to stimulate your thinking
Prepare for careers involving the design and management of new financial instruments, the development of innovative methods for measuring, or predicting and managing risk.